We have developed a performance measurement framework that provides credible (relevant aspects of performance), feasible (available data), and comparable (across different organizations) metrics that can be obtained for private health services organizations that operate in resource-constrained settings.
Others have reported confidence in tools and templates [ 41], with users deeming them to be reliable and/or credible for supporting aspects of work associated with EIDM [ 77, 79].
Meeting the goals of these stakeholders requires that performance measures are credible in assessing relevant aspects of performance, comparable in evaluating programs across different health areas and models, and feasible for programs.
In 1989, the PPP was discontinued as it was found that though beneficial, it was not cost-effective to run the program solely for early language learning especially when private kindergartens were also doing a credible job in this aspect (Lim 1989).
There is no measurable advertising effect or credible way to say which aspects of the business are not branded.
The study will therefore provide credible new information on many aspects concerning childhood and adolescent health, and the implications for the future health in adulthood.
This makes a straight forward comparison only based on current marginal external costs between GHG related emissions (Stock pollutants) and acidifying emissions (Fund pollutants) not credible while looking to all these aspects.
Although there is no definite answer, there are several credible hypotheses that each explain one aspect of the pupillary response.
However, it is not credible to us that any of these aspects of our course were unique enough to explain the uniquely high learning gains we observed.
For six species, credible intervals for at least one of the aspect posteriors did not include zero, indicating an effect of aspect on growth (Clark 1990) (starred column in Table S1 in File S1).
